At least $20 billion worth of Chinese firms' Hong Kong IPO proposals have been awaiting approval for months, according to Reuters calculations. Bankers close to those deals say most of the sizable ...
Waterbomb Hong Kong music festival slammed by concertgoers after delayed start and queues chaos
Chaos at Waterbomb Hong Kong music festival after long queues caused by delayed start and hours-long wait to retrieve bags from cloakroom after event ends.
Costly Hong Kong dental care pushes more patients to visit neighbouring Shenzhen to fill service gaps
Chapman Chan Wing-kei, chief strategy and investment officer of the C-MER Eye Care Holdings, which owns the hospital, said Hongkongers last year accounted for about 10,000 visits on average per month ...
Work of ‘Uncle Kiu’, former Post chief photographer, goes on show at special exhibition in Hong Kong News-Expo
Post chief photographer Chan Kiu, who covered some of the biggest events in Hong Kong history, including floods, an influx of refugees, typhoons and other disasters, opens.
Ex-Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam makes surprise visit to food carnival, weeks after HK$9 million-a-year office becomes talk of the town
Former chief executive visits ‘Hometown market’ at Victoria Park in Causeway Bay, tours several stalls and watches martial arts performance.
Ex-Crosby Textor pollster ‘deeply uncomfortable’ with Hong Kong work
The former head of Crosby Textor’s global research team says the firm’s work for a pro-Beijing think tank in Hong Kong made him “deeply uncomfortable” but he felt he “had little choice in the matter”.
Busy Hong Kong intersection partially reopens after road subsidence leaves huge pothole but main section remains closed
Two sections of Hoi Tan Street in Sham Shui Po as well as Kweilin Street were shut to all traffic after pothole started to appear on Friday afternoon ...
Hong Kong women living in subdivided flat killed in tenement building fire
Victim, 45, found lying unconscious in her room after firefighters put out blaze at building on Mong Kok’s Fa Yuen Street on Sunday morning.
Hong Kong toy fans camping outside pier mistaken for mainland Chinese tourists sleeping rough
Viral Facebook post claimed Star Ferry Pier in Tsim Sha Tsui had become prime spot for mainlanders to sleep without paying for hotel, but Post learns group were local fans waiting to get their hands ...
Hong Kong swim star Siobhan Haughey breaks Mare Nostrum 200m freestyle record for second time in 3 days
Hong Kong’s swim star shaves 00.4 seconds off own previous Mare Nostrum best, touches wall in 1:54.53 in Monaco.
The Shadow of Tiananmen Falls on Hong Kong
The anniversary of the massacre coincides with verdicts in the trial of the pro-democracy activists known as the Hong Kong 47.
A Changed Hong Kong Is Stamping out Memories of the Tiananmen Square Massacre
On Tuesday, Hong Kong authorities announced that they had arrested six people for posting “seditious” messages on social media. According to local media reports, those arrested include Chow Hang-tung, ...
Hong Kong finance chief Paul Chan calls for more ‘open interactions’ and tech collaboration between China, US bay areas
Hong Kong finance chief sums up four-day trip to the United States in weekly blog 'Pragmatic topics' such as carbon markets, sustainable finance and talent development are good starting points for ...
Hong Kong asylum seekers returning to blaze-hit New Lucky House denied aid over lack of ID cards
Asylum seekers say they did not receive financial and other help given to New Lucky House fire victims Some help agencies say they provided aid regardless of whether victims had Hong Kong identity ...